Set of Fifteen 1925 Signed Stereographic Drawings polka dotted this guy seems to have

this guy seems to have been the 107th creation of what I believe was quite a small company

is perfectly emblematic of their work with its intersecting faces

With a great rough texture and surface that varies all the way around

While we did not have cows to milk on the veggie farm where I lived and worked

Set of Fifteen 1925 Signed Stereographic Drawings polka dotted this guy seems to haveMy guess is that this set of 15 old stereographic drawings were a class assignment: most of them are signed, all with different names, except for L. H Wagner, perhaps the class overachiever, whose signature appears on two! Executed in ink or a few in pencil on heavy cream board, I really love them just as drawings and would be inclined to mount and frame them in small groupings but if viewed through an old stereograph one could experience the 3